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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-10-05

-aCedar Grove" formerly known as the
e;,sr Mace. In North Jackson, is for rent.
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Among the new arrivals we note
Nessrs George, Stone and Falls, of Jack
son.-O1ford Falcon.
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See notice for a meeting of the credi.
.,-. NJ Green's Bank, on Goth inst.
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GRATITUDE is the virtue most dei6ed
and most deserted II il the ornament Of
rhetoric aud the libel of practical life.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT!

- the "Sizer Place" in North jackson Apply
to J. VI. RAWLINS.
oet5, 's7 4w
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

-Mrs. F. T. Cooper and children have
,smoyed 10 Memphis.
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LEARN to say no; it will be OF more
service to you than to be able to read Lat
in.
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United States Land Notice
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
lA.-Es-a.. n :

z, 7
JACKSON. Mss August 81, 1887
Rf DIRECTION OF THE COMMISSIONER
~ OF TIE Sener2l Land oEtce, notice is hereby
given thai and after October rsf isl All lari
heretofore Withdrawn for indemnity purposes rs
mite limit under the grant 10 the state Of Mis-
slssfppi Tor the Gulf and ship Island Rail Road
Company by Act OF August IIth, 1855 the inienl-
nifty withdrawal having been revoked viii be
open to Homestead and presumption entry
JAS. d. STEWART
Register
WALLACE MCLAUKIN,
sug.sI. 's7-soa. Receiver.
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A BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT NEW RESI-
n DENcE situated in Mereerville, a suberb o
jackson, Miss. For particulars, apply at Catoi
Drug Store in West jackson.
iulYl3. SIT.
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He" What are you thinking of ?"
She Nothing" He (aDsent mindedly),
"You hatter me-"
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A oogPLEr OF verse may cling to the
rock OF ages as shell that survives a del
uge.
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Miss Annie Hester, of Terry, is visit
.., Miss Bertha Livingston.
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Gun enemies are our outward conscien-
ces.-Shakspeare.
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ALL the crimes on earth do not DESTROY
so many OF the human race as drunken
ness.
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For the next 80 days a handsome
Residence on State Street II rooms, cistern gar
den and all eonyeniences, in one block of Capitol
can be had at 100000 less than its value by cali
ing ON, or addressing, G. W CARLISLE, state
| House.
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-ouvz JACKSON q COLUMBUS

-..rr.Ep-Leaves Hatchez daily at 1:1O y. m =.
sA's ,rrtvipg Ia Jackson at 6.lO p.
vssTwARD-Laayes jackson daily at 200 a. m.
Ives Al Natchez 1918 p. M
- IxAIs-daily, SUNDAY excepted. Leave.
A2it.-gsou al $3.50 a. IA. ; Leaves Natchez $40
~ arrives from Natchez al 4:ZO a "a
GEo. GoKDIs, Local Agent.
r / NICHOLL, General Mana e,ar
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Jackson Female Institute
ABINGDON. VIRGINIA.
REV. J. o. sULLrvAN D.,

1shE NINETEENTH SESSION OPENS SEP
1EMBkR Ist, 1857. ana closes lima 5sss
Locanon pleturss9ue and healthful. Adranfsees
unsufpassed Full corps Of teaehers Board. etc :
.l.n lu Noiiegiate course, including Latin 81 "a
LOT me entire session Of 70 weeks For full narsis
uiars apply 70 President for Catalogue -
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

NORTH BOUND
n Fxpress-arriyes Sis p. m.
NO leaves 5:35 p. ID.
NsiI-srrives l2:42 a. IN.
70 leaves 1852 &. IN.
SOUTH BOUND
t-Express arrives a o p. m.
70 leaves 4.30 p. IN.
-Nail-arrives ~ a. M.
Leaves ;27 a. N.
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wARREyrOy. ".
Law SCHOOL,
University Of Louisville

EoRTY-sEcoND SESSION or rurs srur,,
pssins ocToBER 7TH, 1881. The svSfen, II
nsssns t nIct courts and daily opportunity q wit
school practical and thorough. SEMI a. :, sns
f.a mdnL wElsSfNGER Dean, 81 5th Street.
- Galye0. sS7-St.
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Proposals for Beef!

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y until Monday, October 10th. at u O'Clock NJ,
for furnishing Fresh Beef to the Mississippi State
Lunatic Asylum. for one year, commencing Octo-
Der 18th, 1887 Beef to be of best quality, and to
consist equally of hind and foreqnarters, and in
quantity from 200 to 500 pounds per day more or
less, may be required by the Steward. Bids must
be specific, and will not be considered if condi-
TONED on what others may propose. The success
full bidder will be required give bond in the sum
OF Three Thousand Dollars. r. F. McGILL,
sep2i, 's7- 3w. Steward.
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For Sale Very Chaan

UTILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AMI
w Federal Courts Special attention to Col
lections, and TO Real Estate matters.
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aug24,'s7-l

~ Christmas Trade, 10 take light pleasant
work at their own homes. 81 to % per day can
can De quietly made Work sent by mail any dis
lance. Particulars free. No canvassin0 4ddre~s
al once. CRESCENT ART CO., I47 Milk Street.
Boston, Mass. Box $40.
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The Fruit and Vegetable Growers A..
sociatlon, of Kinds county. had GOOD
meeting on Saturday evening. DIR. MeKav
IN the chair. The organization was ner.
tected by the adoption of a Constitution
and Bylaws The regular meetings viii
hereafter be held on the LIST SATURDAY of
every month at O'Clock p. m, when a fulI
attendance is desired. There is GROW
ing interest manifested in the matter of
truck farming in this vicinity. On that
SUBJECT, the following letter from former
Wen known citizen of Kinds, who has re-
Gently settled in Kansas City, is apagopos d.
KANSAS CRY, No, Sep. II, 's7.
Editor Raymond Gazette:
l note with pleasure that the farmers of
minds county are agitating the question Of
fruit and vegetable raising for market. The
demand for fruit and vegetables here is
enormous. Peaches now bring the HIGHEST
price of any fruit in this market. Let
your people near the railroad raise fruft and
vegetables, and those at a distance stock.
and quit so much cotton, and the dav of
redemption of your good old county is at
hand Very truly yours,
w. CALVIN WELLS.
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THE Third ANNUAL

Mississippi State Fair
WILL BE HELD At!
Jackson, October Il, IS, 10, 70,
n. %, 1887.
Liberal Premiums i'm All
Departments
Field and Garden Products. Horses.
Mules, Cattle, Swine, Poultry,
Etc.
The Buildings and Grounds will
be in Perfect Order !
Seating Capacity for 1000
People,
GB Entries Free in all Depart
ments Except for Racing Purses.
TEE RACES g
viii be a special attraction, and the en-
tries already made insure some of the best
trials of speed that have ever been wit
messed on the Jackson track.
Second Day-Oct. 49,
FIRST RACE-Running. One quarter mile
dash. Purse so 90. LIST $50; I'd $50.
SECOND RAcE-Running. One-half mile
heats, 2 in 8, Purse 500. LIST SO; I'd
$25.
THIRD RAcE-Trotting. Green horses; q
mile heats. Purse s75. 1st $40; I'd SIS;
Sd $40.
Third Day-Oct. 10.
FRS RAcE-Running Three-quar mile
heats, in 3. Purse $3.50. LIST $50; I'd
$50; Sd S25.
SECOND RAcE-Trotting. Mile heats, in
8. 2.45 class. Purse $3.50. 1st s75; I'd
$50; Sd S25.
THIRD RAoE-Running. Mile dash. Purse
SIS. LIST $40; I'd S25; Sd $40.
Fourth Day-Oct. 20.
FIRST RAcE-Running Mile heats, 2 in
8. Purse $780, ist $780, ID $50; Sd
SIS.
SECOND RAcE-Trotting and Pacing Mile
heats, 3 in to harness. Open to all
trotters and PAGERS. Purse $500. lst
Sl20; I'd $50; Sd $50.
THIRD RACE-Running. One-half mile
dash. Ponies undef9 AZ hands. LIST
$50; 2d S25.
Fifth Day-Oct Gil
FIRST RAcE-Running. Three-quarter mile
heats, 2 in 3. Mississippi raised horses.
Puse 300. list $50; I'd $50; Sd $40
SECOND RACE-Running. One quarter
mile heats, in g. Mississippi raised
horses. Purse 800. LIST $50; ID $50;
Sd $40.
THIRD RACE-Trotting.. Free to all. Mile
heats in 5. Purse 500. LIST $120;
ID $50; Sd $50.
Railroads will pass visitors, and articles
or animals for exhibition, at the usual re-
duced rates.
For Catalogue of Premiums, or other in
formation address the Secretary.
VIM. L. HEMINGWAY, President.
o. j. WAITE, Secretary.
J. H. Odeneal, F. A Wolfe,
B. Lemly, E. II. Greene
Board of Control
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EOR SALEy

4 COMPLETE SET MISSISSIPPI REPORTS
IA with Codes of IS4S, 1857 and 1871, for $3.50 90.
HARRIS & CHALMERS,
july1S's7,-tf Memphis, Tenn.
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II OFFER FOR SALE ABOUT zx.OoO ACRES
Il OF fine Land in Bolivar County, Mississippi on
and near the L. N o. & T. q. Road in tracts 70 suit
purchasers,-say from 80 acres upwards, at reason
anle prices; small cash payment and balance
long time Parties desiring lands for timber or
agricultural purposes would do well TO purchase
CHAS. SCOTT,
aug4, SILL Rosedale, Miss
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Central Female Institute,
Clinton, Kinds County, Miss.

UfHIRTY-FOUR FULL YEARS OF USIN-
Il teIupted educational work completed June
30th, by the graduation of fourteen young ladies
from the Literary, and one from the Musical De-
partment.
The Faculty is large and most carefully selected,
and is presided over in two of its Departments by
educators OF Thirty-one years experience at their
heads Educational Facilities in the way OF liz
brarles, Apparatus, Cabinets, etc. unsurpassed.
home for Boarders is afforded characterized BY
ne2tness, order and refinement and the most care
full attention to their comfort and happiness. Ex-
penses are moderate.
Collegiate year of 1878, begins TUESDAY,
SEPT. 27TH. Apply to DR. WALTER HILLaAN
for Catalogue and other information.
ROBT. KELLS,
President Board Of Trustees
GEO WHITFIELD, Secretary.
iuly2o, 81 2m-
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NOTICE-GUARDIAN SALE.

NOTICE-GUARDIA SALE.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of BETTrp
C0NBAsH, ROBERT CoxBAsH and CHARLIE
ROBERTSON.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CHAN.
ID Gerry COURT, First District of Kinds County
rendered on the l4th day of September, 1857, in
the above cause, / WILL
On THE 22D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857,
proceed 10 sell, in front of the City Hall door in
the City of Jackson at public outcry to the high
est bidder, that portion Of lots and T. in square
number 8, in North jackson on the east side Of
President street. formerly belonging to the estate
OF Betsy Chrisman, deeeased-which lies south OF
the portion of said property sold by me as guar
dian, to Jane l. Brown, on the It'll day of NAV.
1857 said sale TO be for cash, or one-third cash
and the balance in one and two years.
SMITH ROBERTSON,
sep-21, 's7-4w. Guardian.
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JOS. TX. DAVIS.
- \ ttOrnev-at-T,au

~ UUOI II6N % lid w.
DRACTICES IN THE CIRCUIT AND CHAN
Il CRY Courts of Harrison County. special at
tenti0n will he given to the purchase of Lands on
the Gulf Shore, the line of the Gulf 4 Ship
Island Railroad. Address;
jan. 49, S7- MISSISSIPPI CITY Or BILOXI.
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Eighteen Years in Jackson
DIR. A. II. HILZIM.

WHEN You COME TO JACKSON, MISsIS.
w sIPPI, to have your Teeth operated upon,
don't forget the Old Reliable Dental Rooms Of
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t241 State Street, lover Siedman's Store. J
The only place where you can have Teeth extracted
absolutely tcifh0ta pain. All the latest improve
ments in Dentistry.
sep7, silt
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United States Land Notice.

aug.si. 's7-soa. 60 Reeve ss.fS:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

he dark ell azsin,p aid Mr.. Con-
naaxhtsn - him.
~Oa. dsn's o. thss.r b pssadod.
. Please string ne a.; tat isn't half %
friehifulH
ThsfszfssF the msgs nseuff0n Of the
dark cell wac % fEsuzhs With teErUrs
terms. snd Daks him industrious and
otsedieus.
II was pdnishsd once By being pIassd
10 . daTk eel fer several bo1ss," said
&C & e0uyict. The moment We SOod-
en door was eisssd the darkness ssemed
80 jump right ~ ms. il wss not the
darkness Of night, bat 8 heavy. thick
bssekueSs thai y0a eeuld almost feel,
and that seemed 20 settls on you snd
eFush yBu down. Slowly 4 be1a me
suhocatiBg. and little, shsFp rays Of
light beam 70 dance before my ewes;
horrible forms. couisssd up b. tha ias-
axination, begsn growing oat q tne
bisckness, and faneied could hear
demoniscai laughter. ! tnFe~ suyself
down on the floor sad tried 30 sleep. /
lost eanacloasneas for a time ard
thought ! bad bees there al dsy, sud
that Il vas then might. The blaskness
assumed = different saape, and ssemed
70 f9Fu Itself into waves like the bos0n
AZ = troubled ocean TIE btiiO~s
rolled aboaf nae,sud occasionally seemed
90 euveIop me. I struggled cut Of tbsm
wildly, bot again they came tumblinR
toward me aBd again covered me %,
and then I felt as II ! vas being
alosiy sal seated. Little sparks and
hashes Of light sprana out OF toe
blaekness and shot toward me. bot al
seemed 20 fail short. Then | thsueht !
SAG demsrs away OF IN the shadows.
Who were hurting the fishes AZ NE in
tent upon maFdsE. dsnesd around IN
a Wild eff1ri 30 escape them, and then,
utterly exhausted, threw Eyself again
On the floor, and sgsin lost conscious
mess for a time. Wben | awoke another
day seemed 30 have passed, aud ]
imagined I VAS horribly hungry and
thirsty. Long rows Of ohsi e food sailed
slowly oat Of the elOom; heard toe
Qur9linR OF water, and then. N d and
dsspeFate, I rushed 70 the door, and beat
upon Il and called wildly for belp. The
door vas thrown open, and blszs OF
light fell upon me that seemed TO stun
me fer a moment. fell upon my knees
and vas almost helpless for time.
found that | bad been locked 40 In the
cell lees than thres hours. but IL felt like
three days to nee, and you can bet that
I wss cEreful 10 avoid punishment in
the future"
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nAsF N A eAnDu.


Baby, &c ths newersl
Baby seea
Fsirer things han fbsss.
Fairer though they Be than dreams q
Baby, hsar the BIRDS
Baby knows
Better songs than thoss.
sveeter tho1Rh thsy SQUAD than any
Bsby. see TIE moon!
-Baby's eyes
Laugh % watch Il riss,
Answering liRht With love and night
With noon.
Baby. bear The -,
-Baby's fass
Takes q Qrayaf grace,
Touehed with vondsF wAas ihe sound
may Be-
Baby, zee The STAR
--Baby's hand
O2eza warm and bland.
Calm IN claim Of all things fair thai
are.
Baby. hear the beIlsl
-Bsky' head
Bsus - gips for bsd,
Now Tie hoEers curl roand and elose
their cells.
Baby. flower Of ligAt.
Sleep and sse
Brighter dreams than ws,
Till good day shall smile away good
night.
-AlgerH0a Charles StSisbsrsS ia IL.
Illustrated ksglish As0axiss.
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-. LoaiS AtFhoAcFH-
Havcn't yea heard OF heavenly
hast ?" asked q pretty listls Ratroa
down 81 the G, okias sohool--A matrou
- yonng. 40 pretty, petite and dainty.
With such dimplsd checks and waving
hair. such baby hlne ewes and saca a
rosebud mouth az 10 make one think o.
D1ra Copparfisld -"why, heavenly hash
- iast too aelisiass. ana the name suits
ts - dot. THIS is What 10 seetss 10 be,
and ] believe u Is: Oranges, bananas,
lemons, arplss raisiEs and piSespples
are cut 40 iRto little b ts--hashei. YOU
ksev, aud Fksd Jest eaouRh 60
taickeu their isices almost % = isllv,
aud then served wtih iittle graiei nut
msg. Rat the scrvAs IL the pr, q par.
IL Is after shis visit. Cut 10 Ia. Z
large enouSh b admit a spoon IN the
stem ead Of an Grange. and throagh
that hole gske oGt ail the Inside OF tne
CT lnRe, which yOa theu a. With The
tetveRiy bah and s.rvs GA pretty
little glass frait dish With lemon OF
grange leaves decorating the dtsh. You
eau smsgtus this hravsaly hash 10 be q
Delighted Rew dAirty. which AZ sone
resent iaucheon parties has tAkea the
plsce 81 ies-ereNm.
hui o. rhSls caa ave Yoa glimpse
q paradise thss yea never saw, and IL
sth ~ slangs,da heavenly hash very
sell 10 y5nr n0salso h. though taey
a aid aa& b served ~ the sane enter.
tsinwsni Woaid yau like glimpss Of
psrsdiss Well. 1 wslI civs yea dirrc-
tloas boz yea msY have 10. Taka al
lhs traits thai are IN ssasan-aYpi-s.
peArs, lemons, crar GO. bananas, plps-
SIZES, "a did estfr.es. grerusse,S.
ia, etc. Sl,oe the traits thst have
rtaas. leaFiuE she Fiaas "a. for 81 " add
10 49, hesusy % ths disc. and q Z
say v u - mu,h ~ she tate ~ tie ianR
q e teas yuu vjl D. RECALLED. The
ffa4ts sre psltd iu ml1td LAYERS upoa a
glass dish. And over al sea naag sfi
sagzr and grssr e cesnat. asd then psss
ateand = % ffk 50 sid va 10 zee
SEWING. NAsu- b. sxq-sssd O. skirsnist
"a We me4,ree 20 Grat ~ suy ~ fer
escs, bai a44si simply tlks the g,ees O.
frau neargsi a. hzsd. and est il,
whfsarr q b. FRAT ear likes - nag.
lnis dtsA was aGe iA,ely tEtFu3aes1 Ia
- L1ais BY lA3y uao Focsutiy cAus
over ifeu EtAass. where she sAw q
ssFved AZ sansa vFgx FschrFehs holsss."
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sEEIsG AND 0ssERVExG.


kScaGags.
81 never vas 90 impressed With the
differences between syss and no eyes. /"
wrots ~ Eagllsh aathoF Istely, In G DFi-
waite letter, ''as on . short ! surrey
onss made With Charles Dickens In
France.
"Ws spent half an hour In q station
house waiting for train. AZ We Ieft Il
he said, Ibid you zee thai miser sitting
by the door, No doabt be has . bag
fall Of gold buried In HE gaTdea at
home. Every coin has left q crows
foot about his eyes. Did yo1 notice
the ioVers7 The unsuecsssfal rival vas
there, too. He vas the baR@an With
the hooked nose. And the young moth
or with hsT bsbyF
II saw no baby / said.
"'No; il vas dead. Bat the neither
was With 10, though she sal there alone
in the crowd
"Now, / had seen only an indistin-
EaishAblo crowd Of Voople. read no
history Of greed, % lovs, or death, in
their faces"
A story with q similar meaning 10 told
Of pieiurs sxhibitsd in New York =
year or tue ago. A wealthy merchant
with hia wife stopped before 10. IL rep
resented the tower Of ehuFch covered
with Wild ivy, erlmssned BY the frost,
aRd In its shadow al old Italian peasant
erouohinR over q basket Of fruit.
"Whas . plotufsaqus effsctP' sxelaiu-
Cd the millionaire. Norman, eh? Or
ItalianT
"Ths tower" said the artist. who hap
pened to be present, sis opposite your
chamber windows, and the fruit vendsF
is old Lise, who has bsen sitting there
ell summer"
The merchant, no doabt, appeared
ridiculous In the eyes Of she artist for
bis lack Of artistic sight. Yea 10 Is prob
able that II buHdle Of scraps Of cloth
bad been placed before him, his eyes
would have been keen to detect differ
epees which the artist could not zee.
Every obisot In the world is like a
letter OF the alphabst, and each mans
eye, with different insight and training,
spells out With these letters differing
words.
Let Us nat be tso sure that our own
word IL always ths highest or the beat;
nor obtrude our method OF spelling too
confidently on our Ssiehhor.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNsCRUPULOUs PER
~ sons have represented 70 our defri-
ment that We manufacture only cheap
soaps. intentionally conveying the idea
thai our soaps are Of poor quality, when
sUCH II NOT TIE CASE. Tb0sgh N enc
sense Of the word our soaps are cheap. the
purchaser 10 getting more soap Of supe:
rtor quality than Of certain higher priced
soaps. We mske al grades Of lsun ~
and househ0lt soaps and speciA1y recom-
mend our WESTERN QUEEN SAv0E
% suitable for all uses and slways giving
sat'sfA-tion. Because Of the thoTouRhness
with which this soap eleansea dc not
think that Il Injuries the clothing. We
eUarantee satisfaction tmopsy re unded II
cthe Wisel and that It will not hsrt the
hAzds or injurs the most delicate fabric.
Do yen wi t. build MP your keEo in
dustriesl II 80, you will ind rs deserving
81 your patronage. IRTst upeH the use Of
only this SOAP In your household. Ask
your grocer for 1t and take no other than
The Western Queen sevon. We ask you
as q favor due 10 yeuf home indu tries to
purchase sRe box Of this soap and give 1t
0 tho aough trial
fee SEATTLE SOAP co.
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WMAT sEsaToR NEzsos THINKS -
A1Lc0rKsE P0K1Es FLAaTK9R.
sKxATE CHAxHxz. AI8Axx. n. T.
Aprii 4sh, 1ss5
On TIA 9th Of February, 1855, US
taken with violent pain IN The region
Of the kidnsys- I Suffered sueb agony
thzt could hardly stand up. AZ seoa
- pnssibie / spplisd two ALzcocKis
FoRprs PEAsxKns, 0ns OVER each kidney
ard laid dcwu- In an bour. 10 my sur
prise and delight. tie pain bad vanished
and ! Was veil ] wore the pl8sters
for day OF two 90 rrec41fioa. and
thea removed them have been using
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